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Trial of Oath Keepers Will Turn On Two Old Laws - Vimarsana News

Trial of Oath Keepers Will Turn On Two Old Laws

Trial of Oath Keepers Will Turn On Two Old Laws, The Seditious Conspiracy Act, Insurrection Act, Merrick Garland, Donald Trump, One literally cannot be asking Trump to invoke the Insurrection Act while engaging in a Seditious Conspiracy.  The two are complete contradictions of each other, Capitol, Capital, Stewart Rhoades

Mid-Prairie Board Of Education Meeting Summary - Vimarsana News

Mid-Prairie Board Of Education Meeting Summary

Mid-Prairie Board Of Education Meeting Summary

Muslim Parents Protest Explicit LGBT Books in Dearborn's Public Schools - Vimarsana News

Muslim Parents Protest Explicit LGBT Books in Dearborn's Public Schools

(CNS News) – Parents, particularly those of the Muslim community, have had enough of the LGBTQ-affirming books circulating in the public schools of Dearborn, Michigan. This week, a father of three kids in Dearborn, Hassan Shami, rallied parents to oppose LGBTQ ideology in schools and make known it is not homophobic but “all it is, is protecting our children.”

The Growing Religious Alliance to Ban LGBTQ Books - Vimarsana News

The Growing Religious Alliance to Ban LGBTQ Books

Conservative Muslims in Dearborn, Michigan, have joined forces with right-wing Christians in a bigoted crusade against gay and trans literature in public schools.

Dearborn parents assail LGBTQ books with sexual themes at school hearing - Vimarsana News

Dearborn parents assail LGBTQ books with sexual themes at school hearing

  The Dearborn Public Schools board needed a larger auditorium to hold the hundreds of parents, residents and teachers who arrived Thursday to argue over whether six book titles should remain on school library shelves.